Yakamoo Digital Farming: One Agarwood Tree, One App, One Marketplace
A new two-and-a-half-minute overview from Yakamoo explains how agarwood digital farming works — your own tree inside the app, community rewards, and a marketplace built around local food security.
Following the introduction to the Yakamoo platform, this new short video answers the practical question that came right after it: what does a person actually get when they join?
It opens with a question worth sitting with — what if one tree could help build your future?
What Yakamoo is
Yakamoo is a high-value crops marketplace that connects growers, communities, and global opportunities through digital farming. It is powered by PlantNation, Inc. and supported by the Naga City LGU, the DENR, and other government agencies through the Upland Green Canopy and Livelihood Program.
That combination matters. The private sector brings the platform, the planting model, and the market. The LGU and national agencies keep the programme anchored to real land, real communities, and the rules that govern both.
Agarwood, the flagship crop
The flagship product is agarwood — one of the world's most valuable tree-based products, used in perfumes, oils, incense, and luxury markets around the world. It sits inside a multibillion-dollar global luxury industry. As the video notes, premium oud oil can reach thousands of dollars per kilo, and demand for cultivated agarwood products continues to grow internationally.
For a Filipino grower, the appeal is straightforward: a tree crop with an export-grade ceiling, rather than a commodity with a price set somewhere else and passed down.
Your tree, inside your phone
The part that makes it workable for ordinary participants is the app. Your agarwood tree lives inside Yakamoo, right in your pocket. You can monitor it, receive management updates, and stay connected to the marketplace anytime, anywhere.
You do not need to own upland property or quit your job to take part. Participation in Yakamoo digital farming starts at PHP 11,200.
Community rewards while the trees grow
Trees take time. While waiting for them to grow, participants can also earn by building a community of affiliates and Yakamoo digital farming participants.
Direct referrals — PHP 700 for every direct referral
Indirect referrals — PHP 300 for every indirect referral from your growing community
Community incentive programme — rewards ranging from gadgets up to a fully paid vehicle
The idea behind the indirect rewards is simple: your community keeps growing after you stop recruiting, and you keep sharing in that growth.
Not only high-value crops
Yakamoo is also about food security. The marketplace connects local farmers, food producers, and merchants in one place, so communities can access essential food products from trusted local sources.
That is the second half of the model and the less glamorous one, but it is where daily volume lives. A platform that only moves luxury exports serves a narrow group. A platform that also moves vegetables, rice, and everyday goods from nearby producers builds a stronger, more sustainable food ecosystem — and gives the same farmers two ways to earn.
Where this goes
From agarwood and other high-value crops to everyday food products, Yakamoo is building a marketplace where farming, food security, and community growth work together. You can watch the two-and-a-half-minute overview for the full walkthrough.
Farmers, cooperatives, LGUs, merchants, and buyers who want to take part can reach out to the team.
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